This figure was almost killed by the Calydonian Boar, but he used his spear to pole vault into a tree, saving himself. One brother of this figure changed into the form of a bee but was shot by an arrow from Heracles. That brother, Periclymenus, died as a part of the eleven brothers of this figure, who was spared because he was raised in Gerenia. This figure had a son named Pisistratus, and Zeus sent Agamemnon a false dream in the form of this figure during the Trojan War
This figure was almost killed by the Calydonian Boar, but he used his spear to pole vault into a tree, saving himself. One brother of this figure changed into the form of a bee but was shot by an arrow from Heracles. That brother, Periclymenus, died as a part of the eleven brothers of this figure, who was spared because he was raised in Gerenia. This figure had a son named Pisistratus, and Zeus sent Agamemnon a false dream in the form of this figure during the Trojan War. This figure's son won the chariot race at the funeral games of Patroclus, and another of this figure's sons gave his armor to Diomedes before their night raid. This son of Neleus and Chloris fought against neighboring Elis and the Moliones, and in the Odyssey, Telemachus visited thing figure before continuing on to Sparta. This man fathered Thrasymedes and Antilochus, and during the Trojan war this man mediated the dispute between Agamemnon and Achilles. The ruler of Pylos, for 10 points, identify this old figure, the wisest man at Troy.
This figure was almost killed by the Calydonian Boar, but he used his spear to pole vault into a tree, saving himself.
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